The New Kuwait and its Laws

October 2017

With an increasing focus on privatisation and foreign direct investment over the past few years, Kuwait has already taken steps towards making the necessary changes to its laws, writes Najmah Mateese Brown of Al Adwani Law Firm. On January 30, 2017, the Government of Kuwait unveiled the country’s Vision 2035 and National Development Plan, branded as the “New Kuwait”. Such...

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